- Mon May 09, 2016 10:58 pm
#47213
It was brought to my attention that analogue write is possible through PWM on the esp this could be an important piece of the puzzle for me possibly for dimming but also maybe for others I am not entirely sure to be honest...
But here is the post I am a bit dense at times on things it may be something I missed even though I checked it over do I need to add the .ino and create a new binary to make it happen ? Kinda confused what I need to use essentially is pin D4 this is what I am hooked to but supposedly from these writings any pin can do analogue write I find this rather interesting possibly useful to basic and as I say maybe it already exists?
Check this post for more info:
viewtopic.php?f=45&t=9907&p=47169#p47169
But here is the post I am a bit dense at times on things it may be something I missed even though I checked it over do I need to add the .ino and create a new binary to make it happen ? Kinda confused what I need to use essentially is pin D4 this is what I am hooked to but supposedly from these writings any pin can do analogue write I find this rather interesting possibly useful to basic and as I say maybe it already exists?
Check this post for more info:
viewtopic.php?f=45&t=9907&p=47169#p47169
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